SENTER GOLDFARB & RICE, LLC
ATTORNEYS AT LAW - EST 1974
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Defense Litigation

Defense Litigation

Experienced

Experienced

Trial-ready, experienced, responsive, prepared.

Efficient

Efficient

Efficiency of effort and expense while maintaining high quality.

Results

Results

Winning for the client is the objective … whether through early resolution or trial and appeal.

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Civil Defense Litigation in Denver, Colorado

SGR, LLC is a civil litigation defense firm based in Denver, Colorado providing premiere client representation in cases involving general tort and casualty, professional liability, governmental entities, school districts, construction defect, insurance coverage and bad faith, commercial litigation, workers compensation and subrogation across the Rocky Mountain West.

Senter Goldfarb & Rice

SGR provides specialized legal representation in a diverse group of practice areas related to defense of civil litigation.

In 1974, the founding partners set out to build a better law firm focused exclusively on the defense of civil claims and lawsuits that was dedicated and responsive to client needs, problem solving, efficiency and excellent results. Based on these ideals, SGR has been providing defense litigation services in Colorado and Wyoming for over four decades.

 

Our civil litigation defense only practice emphasizes services to civil defendants, insured civil defendants, insurance carriers and self-insured entities and persons. The hallmarks of our practice are successful results, efficiency of effort and cost effectiveness. As a mid-size firm, we offer the resources and size necessary to respond to substantial, complex litigation while retaining the personal, responsible client contact associated with smaller firms.

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